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The Skin Double Wide features two lens pouches in one component. It holds up to a 70-200 f2.8 (hood reversed) in one pouch and a 24-70 f2.8, with hood in position, in the other. |
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Unpadded, flexible and compressible, Skin components nearly flatten for easier packing.
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The "Sound Silencer" (shown in the "OFF" position) underneath the front
flap eliminates hook-and-loop tearing noises. During weddings and some
concerts, for example, loud noises may be frowned upon but a
photographer still needs to access gear. The Sound Silencer still allows
the flap to cover the top of the bag but prevents the hook-and-loop
from contacting, to eliminate noise. |
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The "Sound Silencer" (shown in the "ON" position) underneath the front
flap eliminates hook-and-loop tearing noises. During weddings and some
concerts, for example, loud noises may be frowned upon but a
photographer still needs to access gear. The Sound Silencer still allows
the flap to cover the top of the bag but prevents the hook-and-loop
from contacting, to eliminate noise. |
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Removable interior divider (included) can be used to convert the Skin Double Wide into a utility bag for accessories. |
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Components can "Rotate or Lock" on the belt. To rotate, place the white
plastic tang behind the belt while attaching the component. Rotating
the component prevents the weight of the equipment from creating a
pressure point on the hip by being stationary for an extended time.
Also, moving the component to a different place on the belt allows a
photographer to assume a different position such as kneeling, bracing
against a wall, or lying prone without damaging gear. If locking the
component in position is preferred, slide the plastic tang down into the
fabric loop on the belt or rail while attaching the component. This
prevents the component from sliding along the belt. |
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A lockable elastic drawstring closes the top of the bag. This can be
used with, or in place of, the hook-and-loop flap to secure the lens in
the bag. |
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A seam-sealed rain cover is included to cover the bag for protection against
harsh elements. |
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Attaches to all Think Tank belts, harnesses and belt packs. |
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Zippered front pocket on the flap for small accessories. |
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An interior pocket keeps more accessories like a hand-held radio, lens cap, etc. |
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The pair of webbing loops at the top of the bag are strap attachment points, for converting a Skin component into a small shoulder bag. For the least amount of bulkiness, the Camera Strap V2.0, is an even lighter weight alternative to using the Thin Skin Belt V2.0. |